Sentence examples for medium the rate from inspiring English sources

Generally, in a heterogeneous medium the rate of reaction dramatically enhanced with the help of phase-transfer catalyst (PTC).

When glucose was added to fermentation flasks which had been initiated on a pure xylose-based medium, the rate of xylose usage was reduced indicating cosubstrate inhibition of xylose consumption by glucose.

However, due to the interference channel where multiple transmitters and multiple receivers interfere with each other in a shared medium, the rate maximization problem like (18) isn't yet amendable to a convex formulation [2].

After transfer to Tc-free medium the rate of progeny decreased in five days to 0%.

When we increased the effective turgor pressure by lowering sorbitol levels in the medium, the rate of protrusion growth increased (Fig. 1D,F).

In contrast, when T-47D cells were irradiated 24 h before the transfer of conditioned medium, the rate of cell death was not significantly increased by NICM or MS treatments but was more than three times increased after ICM treatment.

In details, for Co/MoS2, under the acid medium, the rate-determining step (RDS) is located at the second H2O formation with a barrier of 1.49 eV.

On the basis of polarographic and voltammetric measurements and by regarding the Tafel slopes and reaction orders, it was concluded that in a very strongly acidic medium the rate-determining step of the process is the loss of an ammonia molecule to yield isonicotinamide, whereas at pH > 2 the process is controlled by the second one-electron transfer, which is irreversible.

To minimize the negative effects of changes in vital parameters of the blood flow, microcirculation and the distribution of the contrast medium the breathing rate, the heart rate and the temperature were monitored closely and kept within narrow limits).

On using PB of pH 7.4, the previously gelled matrix tablets, in acidic medium, decreased the rate of penetration of dissolution medium into the tablets.

The measurements showed even at 1.5% O2 only a marginal reduction of the available oxygen levels as compared to the appropriate cell-free medium indicating a faster gas diffusion into the medium than the rate of cellular consumption (Fig. 1).